Application Design I - Task 3 - Low Fidelity Prototyping & Testing

18/10/25 - 12/12/25 ( Week 9 - Week 12 )
Application Design / Bachelors of Design in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Task 3 - Low Fidelity Prototyping & Testing
Carren Yeliandi / 0376990


TABLE OF CONTENTS







Lectures


Week 9 - ...





Instructions

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        In week 9, we learned how to do the Wireframes.

        In week 10, we learned how to prepare the test plan for usability testing and how to do the Lo-Fi.

        In week 11, we continued from last week for the Lo-Fi

        In week 12, we started the preparation for Hi-Fi by learning some function that could make your life easier if you know it like the usage of "style".









Feedbacks

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Reflections

        I was actually starting to enjoy the process of doing the app design. However, I had realized that I had started to view applications in a new light where each app I open, I can't help but judge it's interface and realize some small mistakes that can cause me to be uncomfortable. But other than that, it was quite easy and fast to do task 3, it's just that it's a bit hard to find user tester that would be willing to open their camera so I had to compromise and make do with what I had which is by analyzing their voice pitch to somewhat determine how they feel.

    To be honest, I feel like the reason why it's quite easy to do the app design process is because our lecturer is there guiding us one step at a time so I actually know what to do instead of somehow figuring it out on my own. It felt really nice and I was actually able to keep up with the tasks although I must admit that morning classes is not my thing so I might look really bored and uninterested despite kinda listening, but in my defense, I'm weak at waking up in the morning so please do spare me a bit.

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